Burrup Fertilisers Pty Ltd (Receivers and Managers Appointed) v Oswal (No 5) [2012] FCA 191
A self-executing dismissal order for non-compliance with a security for costs order is not appropriate; instead, the Court grants leave to apply for further or other relief in the event of non-compliance, with the cross-claim stayed until security is provided.
- Parties
- Applicant/seventh Cross Respondent: Burrup Fertilisers Pty Ltd (Receivers and Managers Appointed); First Respondent/second Cross Claimant: Pankaj Oswal; Second Respondent/first Cross Claimant: Radhika Oswal; Third Respondent: Comical Ali Militant Vegetarian Pty Ltd; Fourth Respondent: Oswal Industrial Pty Ltd; First Cross Respondent: Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited; Second Cross Respondent: ANZ Fiduciary Services Pty Ltd; Third Cross Respondent: Ian Menzies Carson; Fourth Cross Respondent: David Laurence McEvoy; Fifth Cross Respondent: Simon Guy Theobald; Sixth Cross Respondent: Burrup Holdings Pty Limited
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 06 March 2012
- Procedural Posture
- Security for Costs Application / Decision on Application for Security for Costs and Related Orders
- Outcome
- Security for costs ordered, cross-claim stayed until security provided, leave granted to apply for further relief on non-compliance, application for self-executing dismissal rejected, costs awarded to applicant
- Legal Topics
- Security for Costs, Self Executing Orders, Stay of Proceedings, Costs
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Parties
Burrup Fertilisers Pty Ltd (Receivers and Managers Appointed)
Applicant/seventh Cross Respondent
Pankaj Oswal
First Respondent/second Cross Claimant
Radhika Oswal
Second Respondent/first Cross Claimant
Comical Ali Militant Vegetarian Pty Ltd
Third Respondent
Oswal Industrial Pty Ltd
Fourth Respondent
Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited
First Cross Respondent
ANZ Fiduciary Services Pty Ltd
Second Cross Respondent
Ian Menzies Carson
Third Cross Respondent
David Laurence McEvoy
Fourth Cross Respondent
Simon Guy Theobald
Fifth Cross Respondent
Burrup Holdings Pty Limited
Sixth Cross Respondent
Procedural Posture
Security for Costs Application / Decision on Application for Security for Costs and Related Orders
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether a self-executing dismissal order should be made for non-compliance with security for costs order
- 2 Whether a proceeding should be stayed or leave to apply for further relief should be granted in the event of non-compliance
- 3 Appropriate mechanism for enforcement of security for costs
Ratio Decidendi
A self-executing dismissal order for non-compliance with a security for costs order is not appropriate; instead, the Court grants leave to apply for further or other relief in the event of non-compliance, with the cross-claim stayed until security is provided.
Court Disposition
Security for costs ordered, cross-claim stayed until security provided, leave granted to apply for further relief on non-compliance, application for self-executing dismissal rejected, costs awarded to applicant
Orders
- The first respondent/second cross-claimant provide security for costs for the applicant/seventh cross-respondent in respect of the cross-claim up until the date he files an affidavit of discovery in the amount of $100,000 to be held in an interest bearing trust account in joint names of solicitors.
- The first respondent/second cross-claimant's cross-claim be stayed until security is given in accordance with order 1.
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